Let Me Count The Ways

by scribblingquill

Published October 29, 2008

In poetry

I want my fingers knotted, and
Skimming ungrazed bones.
Longing is too much for me, but
I drag it unthinkingly out.

I feel my lips tighten with drought, of
Curves and planes and and corners and
Debate how best to trick you here.
There is no poetic chase; just a sturdy wait.

My hearty wishing no match for this snowy late, but
When wrists and jaws and hips are sparse,
And I feel the lack like like a ringing toll,
A sort of inner frost,

I'll twist up in literature and linen,noting what others have said
Take to a warm postion and read about poetry instead.



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Real.

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scribblingquill commented Comment · Oct 29, 2008

you did ^_^


though it has to be a rhyming couplet, not a last verse. but yes! thank you!


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cogito_ergo_sum wrote a review Review · Oct 29, 2008

I'll twist up in literature and linen
Take note what others have said
Embrace my warm postion
and read about poetry instead.

ANY GOOD?
Sorry if it's not, but I just thought it says the same as what you wanted to say but in a more flowing way!!
Anyway hope I helped



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